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Video: RSF drone attack on Sudan court kills at least 13 people
Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · Al Jazeera - All News ·
A drone attack by the Revolutionary Social Forces (RSF) targeted a court in Sudan's North Kordofan state, killing at least 13 people and wounding over 20 others. The attack occurred in the city of Atbarah, which is under the control of the Sudanese Armed Forces. The RSF has been increasingly using drones in these areas, and the attack is believed to have been carried out in retaliation for the killing of an RSF member. The Sudanese government has been accused of supporting the RSF, which has been involved in a civil war against rebel groups. The attack has sparked widespread condemnation from the international community, with the United Nations expressing concern over the use of drones in civilian areas. The RSF has denied any involvement in the attack, but sources close to the group have confirmed that it was indeed carried out by the organization. The Sudanese government has launched an investigation into the attack, and the RSF has called for calm and restraint. The attack has also raised questions about the use of drones in civilian areas and the need for greater transparency and accountability from armed groups. The Sudanese Armed Forces have increased their use of drones in recent months, and the RSF has responded by increasing its own drone operations. The attack is the latest in a series of drone strikes carried out by the RSF against the Sudanese government and its allies. The Sudanese government has accused the RSF of being a terrorist organization, but the RSF has denied these allegations. The international community has called for restraint and calm, urging both sides to engage in peaceful negotiations. The attack has also raised concerns about the impact on the humanitarian situation in Sudan, with many civilians caught in the middle of the conflict. The Sudanese government has promised to do everything in its power to ensure the safe passage of aid workers and humanitarian personnel. The RSF has also promised to respect the rights of civilians and to avoid harming them in its operations. The attack has sparked a new wave of violence in the region, and the international community is urging both sides to end the fighting and engage in peaceful negotiations. The Sudanese government has proposed a ceasefire, but the RSF has rejected it. The situation remains volatile, with many fears of further violence and instability. The attack has also raised questions about the use of drones in conflict zones and the need for greater regulation and oversight. The international community is calling for greater transparency and accountability from armed groups, and the RSF has been accused of violating international humanitarian law. The Sudanese government has promised to cooperate fully with international efforts to investigate the attack and to ensure that those responsible are held accountable. The RSF has also promised to cooperate with international investigators and to provide them with access to its facilities and personnel. The attack has sparked a new wave of outrage and condemnation from the international community, with many calling for greater action to be taken to prevent similar attacks in the future. The Sudanese government has promised to take all necessary steps to prevent further violence and to ensure the safe passage of civilians. The RSF has also promised to respect the rights of civilians and to avoid harming them in its operations. The attack has also raised questions about the role of drones in the conflict, and the need for greater transparency and accountability from armed groups. The Sudanese government has accused the RSF of being a terrorist organization, but the RSF has denied these allegations. The international community has called for restraint and calm, urging both sides to engage in peaceful negotiations. The attack has sparked a new wave of violence in the region, and the international community is urging both sides to end the fighting and engage in peaceful negotiations. The Sudanese government has proposed a ceasefire, but the RSF has rejected it. The situation remains volatile, with many fears of further violence and instability. The RSF has promised to cooperate with international efforts to investigate the attack and to ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
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